 Gráda
June 2007 release of Gráda's third album
with bonus dvd of a live performance in The Temple Bar Music Centre,Dublin.
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 Feakle Festival
August 2007 release celebrating 20 years of music from the Feakle Festival
from recordings made by Feakle native,Matt Purcell.
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 Christy McNamara
July 2007 release by box and concertina player(and singer,mind you)from Crusheen in Co. Clare.
He is ably assisted by his first cousin,Martin Hayes,Denis Cahill,Peadar O' Loughlin and Liam Lewis on fiddles and Eamon Cotter on flute.
It's an album with a load of warmth and easy listening.
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 Céiline and Michael Tubridy
Step Dances in this dvd were taught to Michael and Celine by Dan Furey from Labasheeda in Co. Clare.
It features dances played at normal dancing tempo and also at a slower tempo,suitable for learning.
Dances include St. Patrick's Day,The Double Jig,The Priest and his Boots and Single Time.
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 Liam ó Maonlaí
2005 release of simple,common Irish language songs from frontman of great Irish rock band, The Hot House Flowers.
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 Tim Dennehy
June 2007 release of Tim's 6th album
in which he presents a compilation of his own original compositions and poems set to music.
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The Raineys
It's a great sign of a fiddling album when the shop is visited by the fiddlers of the vicinity checking out the availability of the Rainey Brothers album.
The Rainey family were well known traveller musicians in Galway over several generations and their music was recorded in Freeneys pub,Letterfrack,Connemara in 1956.
It's a gem.
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 The Raineys
It's a great sign of a fiddling album when the shop is visited by the fiddlers of the vicinity checking out the availability of the Rainey Brothers album.
The Rainey family were well known traveller musicians in Galway over several generations and their music was recorded in Freeneys pub,Letterfrack,Connemara in 1956.
It's a gem.
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 Macdara
December 2006 release of Macdara O Conaola's first solo singing album.
His sister,Lasairfhíona,has two releases in which he guested on her first.
They are native islanders from Inis Oir,the smallest of the Aran Islands,and the magic of that place manifests in Macdara's singing.
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 Dónal Clancy
First solo album from one of the founding members of Danú,Dónal plays a collection of Irish tunes on accoustic guitar.
He follows in the steps of his heroes on guitar,Paul Brady and Arty McGlynn,and he definitely wouldn't be lost in their company.
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